Ripon Christian High School - Lance Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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FAC U LTY WILLIAM DIEPHUIS Hisfory GERDA BOS English CORNELIA WECKHOFF Commercial THOMAS HOEK Music DONALD PAAUW Science Mathematics

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M. V. VUREN, Principal To The GraduaTes: You are and have been a mosT TorTunaTe class. For Twelve years iT was your privilege To aTTend a school which soughT To malce iT possible Tor you To be moTivaTed by The highesT ideals in your educaTional Training. Those ideals are embodied in whaT we un- dersTand by The word, ChrisTian. An educaTion ThaT bears ThaT name is essenTially one ThaT has God in The cenTer, noT a god oT human TabricaTion, buT The God revealed in The ScripTures. Ripon ChrisTian l-ligh has Tried To help you give God l-lis righTTul place as The ulTi- maTe source and sTandard oT TruTh, and as The source oT your ideals, The moTivaTing power and drive oT your liTe. Your Training has been designed To honor God in your Thinking, in your Teeling, in The exercise oT your will. STudy To show ThyselT approved unTo God, said Paul. l-lere we have expressed whaT our highesT ideal in educaTion should be. lvlay This splendid Theme which you have chosen Tor The Lance be and conTinue To be The supreme moTivaTing ideal oT your whole liTe. There is noThing more saTisTying, noThing more worThy oT The name oT success Than a liTe seelcing consciously To meriT The approval oT God. We coveT such a liTe Tor you as we bid you Tarewell.

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The reseT h p n sc ooI board is headed by Mr. Arie r. Well qualnfied Tor his posiTion, he direcTs The Board as iT TormuIaTes school policies, meeTs The needs oT our expanding school sysTem, seIecTs Tinances. Perhaps The n'1osT in'1porTanT work oT The group is To keep The ideals oT ChrisTian educaTion con- sTanTIy before The public. FIRST ROW, IefT To righlz Pefer M. H ekman, eonard Schemper, Arie Den Dulk, John Vriel- ing, Sfanley Baker. SECOND ROW: Sam Van Dyken, Meno SchoITen, Harold De Jong, Mar- Tin Hekman. OFFICERS STANDING, lefT To righT: Leonard Schemper, Arie Den Dulk, Pres. STanley Baker. SEATED: Pefer Hek man, Trees., Harold De Jong. an-ue., his Wi STANDING, IefT To righT: Raymond STuiT, Jeni Plooy, Edward Hollrusf, Joe Sfeigenga, Marvin den Dulk, Gerfrucle VeensTra, Harold Van Till, William de Boer. SEATED: Mr. Van Vuren, Mary Lou de Boer, Andrew Moulyn, Adrianna Moulyn, EdiTh Van Till. OFFICERS Edward HolTrusT, Vice-Presidenf JENI PLOOY, Treasurer EDITH VAN TILL SecreTar STUDENT COUN When Andrew Moulyn was eIecTed STudenT Council PresidenT, he immediaTeIy seT The machinery in moTion To rnalce The year one Tilled wiTh purposeTuI acTiviTy. WiTh characTerisTic viTaIiTy he direcTed his group in sponsoring The Van Vuren NighT in honor oT our Principals TwenTieTh anniversary ' WiTh The school. OTher proiecTs carried ouT by The Council have included The regula- Tion OT Tire drills, insurance drives, and acquiring money Tor awards.